Got to hand it to the Kiwis. Chased down 346/5 with one wicket and 3 balls to spare. What can I say?
And I had plans for work this afternoon. Man proposed, McCullum and McMillian disposed, usually to the long-on fence.
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Just for the sake of argument – weren’t the Aussies missing some key players – especially in the bowling department?
Dude. NZ were missing two top bowlers – Shane Bond and Daniel Vettori, as well as Jacob Oram!
How do Kiwis do it, if you see the top 4 scores when teams have chased and won its been against the aussies and 3 times its been New Zealand.
Ritwik – more interesting than that – the top 3 successful run chases are now all against Australia :D
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